We at Enterprises TV are quick to note that we love
science. Nothing is more fascinating
that to find out some cool, new fact about the world we live in and the
Universe that surrounds us. But science
isn't perfect; we don't know it all.
According to principals of physics and aerodynamics, a bumble bee
shouldn't be able to fly. But somebody
forgot to tell that to the bumble bee, as he buzzes from flower to flower. Now, the math has told us that the Universe,
as we know it, should not exist. What's
next? Oh wait ... that takes care of
everything else, there is nothing left after that. Many of us have made a math mistake with our
tax returns that made it all look like gloom and doom for a few minutes, but
once we found the glitch, things usually swung the other way.
Enterprises TV points out that science doesn't always get it right.
The Enterprises TV show has learned that researchers at
King's College in London have done the math, crunched the numbers and arrived
at the conclusion that The Universe we live in should not exist. Immediately after the initial Big Bang, the
math indicates, everything should have collapsed together again. While obviously this didn't happen, it is
intriguing to know what this means to our understanding of the Universe and its
inherent stability. Using the BICEP2
telescope in Antarctica, scientists spotted some faint fluctuations in the
background microwave radiation that permeates everywhere. These subtle indications could mean a number
of things which, once they combine it with other evidence (like the fact that
we're here, for example), they'll no doubt know more about the origins of the
Universe than they did yesterday.
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